Regency Rosewood Chamfer Top Bracket Clock

REF: 376637

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A good quality, very original rosewood cased striking bracket clock dating to the early 19th Century. It has a chamfer top, the case has brass edged inlaid brass quadrant panels, and chamfered brass set corners, a wavey base moulding and adjustable brass ball feet. The sides have brass drop handles and side frets lined with silk. The convex dial has a brass bezel and high dome convex glass, with moon hands and is signed by the maker John Tunnel, Fleet Street, London. It has an 8 day twin fusee movement that strike the hours on a bell and has an hour pull repeat.


  • Height 44 cm / 17 12"
  • Width 24 cm / 9 12"
  • Depth 17 cm / 6 34"

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  • Period Regency
  • Year c.1820
  • Medium Rosewood
  • Country United Kingdom
  • Signed John Tunnel Fleet Street
  • Condition The case is in excellent original condition, the movement has been fully serviced and is guaranteed for 12 months within the UK. If you would like a video clip of this clock striking please email us.

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